Troon Community Primary School
About Us
Welcome to Troon Community Primary and Nursery School. It is a privilege to be the Headteacher of this warm, caring and vibrant school, where children aged 2 to 11 are welcomed, valued and celebrated.
At Troon, we believe every child deserves an education that is exciting, ambitious and inspiring. Our curriculum is designed to spark curiosity, broaden horizons and help every learner make strong progress so they can truly “Be the best we can.” Enriching experiences such as trips, visitors and hands‑on activities bring learning to life and nurture a genuine love of discovery. We are also proud to offer a wide range of extra‑curricular clubs that encourage children to explore their interests beyond the classroom.
We know that children thrive when they feel understood and supported. Our dedicated team work closely with pupils and families, providing guidance and care through both everyday challenges and more difficult moments. Building positive, trusting relationships sits at the heart of everything we do.
We prepare our pupils to lead active, confident and responsible lives in their community and beyond. Through our strong spiritual, moral, social and cultural education, underpinned by our school values, children learn to reflect, show respect and appreciate the beliefs and perspectives of others. By the time they leave us, they are well equipped for life in modern Britain.
Troon School is a special place to learn, grow and belong. We warmly welcome visitors and would love you to come and experience our school for yourself.
Mrs Lucy Askew
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Mrs Lucy Askew
Headteacher
My favourite children's book is The Magic Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton because my Dad used to read it to me when I was little and I would always think about what it would be like to meet Moonface and Saucepan man.
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Mrs Emma Johnson
Assistant Headteacher and Year 5/6 Class Teacher
The Magic Faraway Tree is my favourite children's book because it is simply magical. There are so many exciting lands to explore and lots of curious characters to meet along the way. My children and I really enjoy sharing these stories together at bedtime. I wonder what land is at the top of the tree today?
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Miss Sarah Johns
SENDCO and Reception Class Teacher
My favourite children's book is Six Dinner Sid by Inga Moore because I really love cats, I have a black cat just like the story and I find it very funny.
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Mrs Clare Skiller
School Secretary
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Miss Candice Inglis
Reception Class Teacher
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Miss Hannah Johnson
Year 1/2 Class Teacher
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Mrs Annilee Richards
Year 1/2 Class Teacher (Maternity Leave)
My favourite children's book is The Twits by Roald Dahl because I like the disgusting description. It always creates a vivid picture in my mind.
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Miss Charlotte Kirby
Year 3/4 Class Teacher
My favourite children's book is Bog Baby by Jeanne Willis because it is magical and I would love to find a bog baby myself.
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Ms Hayley Moyle
Higher Level Teaching Assistant
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Mrs Jo Richards
Nursery Assistant - Early Years Foundation Stage
My favourite book is The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle, I even have strawberry fancy dress costume!
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Mrs Megan Williams
Nursery Assistant - Early Years Foundation Stage
Monkey Puzzle by Julia Donaldson is my favourite children's book because it helps understand how everyone is different and the importance of being kind.
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Miss Eloise Broglino
Nursery Assistant - Early Years Foundation Stage
I love the book We're Going on a Bear Hunt by Michael Rosen because I like to go outside with the children and recreate the story.
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Mrs Kate Sim
Nursery Assistant - Early Years Foundation Stage
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Mr James Preston
Teaching Assistant
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Mrs Melissa Trengove
Teaching Assistant
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Mrs Judith Rail
Teaching Assistant
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Miss Amy Hinds
Teaching Assistant
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Mrs Susannah Foreman
Teaching Assistant
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Mrs Michelle Crockett
Teaching Assistant
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Mrs Victoria Bridges
Kitchen Manager